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Oregon governor hopeful Pulliam plans Clackamas County events May 01 2021 Sandy Mayor Stan Pulliam, exploring run for governor in 2022, visits Molalla and Canby as part of this tour. Stan Pulliam, mayor of Sandy who is exploring a run for governor in 2022, is visiting Molalla next weekend and Canby the weekend after. The public is invited to join Pulliam from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, May 8, at Fox Park, 425 S. Molalla Ave. "I'm excited to host Mayor Stan Pulliam on this stop of the tour in our town," Molalla Mayor Scott Keyser said. "I invite the community to join us to get to know ...

Prescription would no longer be needed for pseudoephedrine April 28 2021 Oregon House passes bill that would require people to show photo ID and obtain it behind the counter. Oregon would no longer require a prescription for medicines containing ephedrine or pseudoephedrine under a bill that has cleared the House. House Bill 2648 went to the Senate on a 54-4 vote on Wednesday, April 28. The requirement for a prescription was written into law in 2005, when people were buying medicines containing pseudoephedrine — a precursor chemical — for use in making methamphetamine, a powe...

Oregon House set to vote on bill to allow cold meds to be sold without a prescription Updated Apr 27, 2021; Facebook Share Oregonians would no longer need a prescription to purchase cold medicine containing pseudoephedrine under a bill set for a vote Wednesday in the Oregon House. Under House Bill 2648, the medication wouldn’t be found in the aisles of grocery stories or pharmacies. People who wanted to purchase it would need to ask a pharmacist, who would enter information about the transaction into a database used by more than three dozen states. Purchasers would be limited to nine gram...

1:06 KLCC's Chris Lehman reports on a bill that would make it easier to buy medication containing pseudoephedrine.    Credit David Steves / Earthfix Pseudoephedrine is an ingredient found in many popular medications used by people with allergies. It can also be used to manufacture meth, which is why in 2005, Oregon lawmakers decided to require a prescription to buy pseudoephedrine products. Rep. Bill Post, R-Keizer, said only one other state followed suit, and that state recently changed course.  “Mississippi just passed the exact same legislation as this, which then makes Oregon the las...

Prescription would no longer be needed for pseudoephedrine April 28 2021 Oregon House passes bill that would require people to show photo ID and obtain it behind the counter. Oregon would no longer require a prescription for medicines containing ephedrine or pseudoephedrine under a bill that has cleared the House. House Bill 2648 went to the Senate on a 54-4 vote on Wednesday, April 28. The requirement for a prescription was written into law in 2005, when people were buying medicines containing pseudoephedrine — a precursor chemical — for use in making methamphetamine, a powe...